Chelmsford Highway Department

The Chelmsford Highway Department in Chelmsford, MA is a dedicated team of professionals responsible for the maintenance and improvement of the town's public works infrastructure. Led by Christine Clancy, the Director of Public Works, the department oversees various divisions including engineering, public facilities, recycling and solid waste, highway, sewer, and stormwater. With a focus on efficiency and sustainability, the Chelmsford Highway Department ensures the smooth functioning of the town's roads, facilities, and utilities.

Under the guidance of Anthony Reppucci, the Town Engineer, the engineering division manages the planning and execution of infrastructure projects, while the public facilities division, headed by Matthew Schweitzer, oversees the maintenance and operation of town buildings. Christopher Haley, the Sustainability Manager, leads the recycling and solid waste division, promoting environmentally-friendly practices. Joe Eriksen, the Superintendent of Streets, and his team in the highway division are responsible for the upkeep of Chelmsford's road network. The sewer division, led by Mike Vosnakis, handles all matters related to the town's sewer system, and the stormwater division, headed by Courtney Thompson, focuses on managing stormwater runoff to protect the environment.

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